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The Quietus | News | New Compilation Collects Classic Protest Music By Women - Vimarsana News

The Quietus | News | New Compilation Collects Classic Protest Music By Women

A new rock music and pop culture website. Editorial independent music website offering news, reviews, features, interviews, videos and pictures

Woman who was sectioned in Norwich shares how rock saved her - Vimarsana News

Woman who was sectioned in Norwich shares how rock saved her

Sue Tebble, the founder of Norwich project Mind The Gap, says punk rock saved her life after being sectioned due to the trauma of being raped.

Soft sandwiches, street fights and surrealism: Marlene Marder's memoir of Swiss punks Kleenex/Liliput | Music - Vimarsana News

Soft sandwiches, street fights and surrealism: Marlene Marder's memoir of Swiss punks Kleenex/Liliput | Music

The guitarist’s diary of their formation and early tours gets its first English translation, offering funny, biting, absorbing insight into the influential band beloved by the likes of Kurt Cobain

Jay Craven: Who Rules Rock n Roll? Were Wenner's Comments Offbase? | Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Jay Craven: Who Rules Rock n Roll? Were Wenner's Comments Offbase? | Entertainment

“Rolling Stone” magazine co-founder, Jann Wenner, found himself at the center of heated controversy this week, after giving an interview to the New York Times where he discussed his new

Jann Wenner Doesn't Get That Black Music Is More Than Foundational - Vimarsana News

Jann Wenner Doesn't Get That Black Music Is More Than Foundational

The “Rolling Stone” co-founder’s recent comments make it easy to view Black music’s history solely through a foundational lens. But our past is more than just preamble.